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This paper describes the construction of the Sex Fantasy Questionnaire (SFQ), which is designed as a standard quantification of sexual desires, preferences and activities. It is argued that there is a need for such an instrument for both research purposes (e.g. intergroup comparisons) and for clinical use (e.g. assessment of clients in sex therapy). A factor-based scoring method is described and some preliminary norms given for normal and sexually variant groups.
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